zmx

To keep terminal sessions alive after an SSH drop, you need persistent session management that detaches processes from the terminal connection. This Skill maintains shell sessions and processes independently, ensuring they remain active and accessible even when the network disconnects.

You can run a background development server using session control commands to detach the process. For example, starting a session with a detached flag allows your development server to run continuously, surviving terminal closures and enabling uninterrupted debugging.

Yes, you can attach to existing terminal sessions and execute commands programmatically. This Skill supports session management capabilities that allow you to connect to running shells and issue commands for continuous development and server operations.

Yes, managing persistent terminal sessions requires a terminal and the zmx tool for session control. These prerequisites allow you to create, attach to, and manage shell environments that keep your processes running independently.

The best way to manage processes across multiple SSH connections is using persistent terminal sessions. This approach keeps your shell environments active independently of the connection, allowing you to reattach and resume work without losing process state.